Annual meetings
GENECO arranges two annual meetings, a Winter and a Summer meeting, on selected topics where the you get the opportunity to interact with invited speakers, gain novel skills and learn more about career possibilities inside and outside Academia. We have been very fortunate and have been able to attract top-ranked international researchers within genomic ecology to these meetings.
The Summer Meetings are held at the end of the summer and they are 1.5-day events inclusive of an overnight stay.
The Winter Meetings are held in Lund at the beginning of February and they are single-day events.
Winter meeting 2021
We are very pleased to invite you to join our digital GENECO Winter Meeting that will be held on Wednesday 10 February 2021, (approximate time 09:30-17:00). The theme of the Winter Meeting will be “Implementing Ideas” and we will have speakers from ESS and MAX IV presenting the possibilities available to us through these exciting research facilities, as well as research talks from an invited speaker (Prof Thomas Sicheritz-Pontén from the Evolutionary Genomics group at Copenhagen University) and three of our fantastic GENECO PhD students. There will also be an interactive PhD student discussion exercise! So save the date and please register to attend GENECO Winter Meeting 2021 (google.com)
Zoom-link to the meeting will be published later.
Summer meeting 2020 – online
We arranged the summer as a one-day online meeting 24 August.
This year we have invited speakers from within Sweden to avoid difficulties with international travel. The world-class research environment of Sweden means that these criteria by no means limited the caliber of scientists to choose from and we have four fantastic researchers who will present their work.
The speakers was:
- Karin Broberg, (Lund University), who is working on how genetic backgrounds affect our susceptibility to the environment.
- Alf Ceplitis (profile on Researchgate) who is working as a senior plant breeder and technology manager at Lantmännen.
- Fredrik Ronquist, (Stockholm Natural History Museum), who is working with Bayesian analyses of problems in systematics, biodiversity and evolutionary biology.
- Anna Rosling, (Uppsala University), who is working with fungal communities and their adaptation to soil biogeochemistry and plant hosts.
Contact
General questions
Bengt Hansson
Professor
Telephone:+46 46 222 49 96
E-mail: Bengt [dot] Hansson [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Questions regarding GENECO courses
Emily O'Connor
Post-doc
Telephone:+46 46 222 37 22
E-mail: Emily [dot] Oconnor [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Olof Hellgren
Senior Lecturer
MEMEG
Telephone:+46 46 222 17 83
E-mail: Olof [dot] Hellgren [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Questions regarding administration, economy and other practical issues
Christina Rengefors
Project assistant
Department of Biology
Telephone:+46 46 222 96 14
E-mail: Christina [dot] Rengefors [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se